The **_** Ribbon contains commands for Clipboard, Font, Paragraph, Styles, and Editing.

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To insert a picture from your computer, you would use the **_** ribbon.

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The **_** ribbon is used for adding a Table of Contents, footnotes, and a bibliography.

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The process of producing multiple documents like letters or labels using a recipient list is called **_**.

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The **_** is designed to store your most frequently used commands.

**_** makes text smaller and places it above the surrounding text.

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A **_** is a translucent image that appears behind the primary text in a document.

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The word count for an **_** section in a research paper is typically 150-250 words.

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According to the document, the **_** section of a research paper should be always by itself and never share a page with another section.

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The process of checking a research paper for grammatical, typographical, and spelling errors before submission is known as **_**.

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APU currently uses the **_** citation style.

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The **_** is any supporting evidence or research to be included in explaining the body contents.

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**_** is used on the Insert Ribbon to organize information with graphics like timelines or workflows.

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To insert a footnote, you highlight a specific word and then click on the **_** button on the References ribbon.

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The `Compare` command on the **_** Ribbon is handy for editing two documents.

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A **_** is text and/or graphics that print at the bottom of each page in a document.

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In the context of Mail Merge, `placeholders` such as address and greeting are called **_**.

The `Table of Authorities` is a feature usually used in **_** documents.

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The `Proofing Tools` on the Review Ribbon are used to check for **_** in the document.

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A **_** is an alphabetical list of sources referenced in a paper.

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The `Conclusion` section of a research paper sums up the points and findings and includes **_**.

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The `Insert` tab on the Ribbon contains commands related to all the items that you can **_** into a document.

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The **_** command is a series of commands that can be performed with a single click and is found on the View Ribbon.

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To add a picture from your computer, you should use the `Picture` button on the `Insert` tab and then **_**.

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The `Cover Page` of a document includes the student's full name, module code, and **_** due date.

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The `Introduction` section of a research paper normally includes the background and **_** of the assignment.

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In a Mail Merge, the **_** contains the information that will be merged into the main document.

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To update the `Table of Contents`, you should click the `References` Tab and then click `_`.

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The `Tracking Commands` on the Review Ribbon are used to track who **_** what if a document is shared.

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The `Quick Tables` option is one of the ways to create a table and is found on the **_** tab.

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The `Body` section of a research paper contains the researched ideas, solutions to problems, and **_** analysis.

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The `Footnotes/Endnotes` command on the References Ribbon is used to add **_** information about your document.

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The `Page Layout` ribbon allows you to control the **_** properties of your document, such as margins and orientation.

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The **_** group on the `Home` Ribbon is used to find and replace text.

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A `header` is text and/or graphics that print at the **_** of each page.

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The **_** `Commands` on the Home Ribbon allow you to modify the layout of text on the page.

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The `Protect Commands` on the Review Ribbon are used to prevent others from **_** a document.

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In MS Word 2013, the `Office Menu` is now found on the **_** tab.

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The `Ribbon` consists of a set of tabs, with commands organized into **_**.

The `Spelling & Grammar` command is found on the **_** Ribbon.

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To add a table, one of the three options is to use the `_` option and manually create the table.

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The `Citations` chunk on the `References` ribbon is the location for managing **_** and setting the citation style.

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The `Window Controls` are located in the upper **_** corner of the MS Word window.

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The `Page Background` group on the `Design` tab allows you to add a watermark, page color, and page **_**.

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The `Body` of a research paper is where the researched ideas and **_** are presented.

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The `Status Bar` at the bottom of the document window displays information such as page number and **_** count.

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The `Editing` commands on the `Home` ribbon allow you to find, replace, and **_** objects.

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The `Themes` commands on the `Page Layout` ribbon allow you to choose from pre-made sets of **_**, colors, and fonts.

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